No one can guarantee the success and durability of cryptocurrencies. On the one hand, they are accepted on a par with fiat money, and on the other, they are not subject to any control. They are not material, like the dollar or the Euro, but there is the prospect that soon they can be withdrawn through an ATM and put in your pocket, like ordinary money. However, so far they exist only in virtual form and are used much less often than fiat currencies. There is no guarantee that rapid growth at some point will not result in an equally rapid decline.
There'll be no "success" but only "progression"; there'll be no "durability" as it is a digital object (intangible).
It will never be par with fiat. You have to understand that Bitcoin is
not money but an asset like Gold, Silver. Cryptocurrencies would stay that way, as a digital currency, and will not have a physical form. Adoption of Bitcoin is never going to be easy. The fact that it's volatile is already a bad thing for a regular person, but exceptions to traders/investors because they have the knowledge in this platform, so volatility can be used as an advantage as well.
We know the reason why we're doing this (investment), not the way we have to lose but for the reason to make money. If our mind is full of negative, it surely we will go nowhere. No, I don't think that all altcoins will have a zero market value int the future, only it happens to those altcoins that are buried dead already.
We better not look crypto as a dangerous kind of investment but rather to think that this is a great opportunity for everyone who wants to become profitable.
Exactly. I mean, why would you even invest in the first place if you don't want to make money.
You have good intentions, but filling too much positivity is also a bad thing. It could lead you to disappointment, it could even affect you psychologically. So, what I'm saying is that it's not always a bad thing to think about the consequences as well.
Altcoins that are buried dead already are the ones that are overly hype and had really bad planning.